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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-02
RELIGIOUS SERVICES
VIII He Held To-day nj the Various
Churches NJ the Hours Named.

Churches NJ the Hours Named.
=, Salem Baptia CAsroh. Carolina street. tn,
Rev. l.. W. Williams, pastor.
| :, central hethsdist Uarch. Union street
| hon.
Syanoers' Church Union street, ssryioe,
II am and Tia6 pm. N. M. LenE
Church q ne Good Shepherd. Corner Mill
| at ii am. '''
:, SEiriinolia Noting at Lani and Lsbo,
day afternoon.
Immasust thmrch. Ne. "a Third street, bo.
tween Jefferson and Court. Services al ii
am and at SPIN.
1, Vonoe Street Christias Cburch.-D. r.. Will
kins, pastor Services at II a 70. aud D m,
All are cordially Invited.
N frn Baptist...second street, corner Adams.
pieachng At II am. and T;i5 pm by he
Rev. II. A. Vonable, pastor.
Cumberland Presbyterian Cbsnob.-Cou,,
street. Service at II am. and 1850 pm.
by tho hev. ii. A. Jones, pastor.
kvoaoe,.coi Lstheran Iriaiy Usrok Ter
mdnl = Wxhisgton street, between Third
and Fourth. Service at 1890 am.
6.cond Presbyterian GurcA. Corner Main
and Bsaie streets. Services at II an. by
rev D. W. Pratt. DID,. No night seryios.
Grace CAsroA. Corner Vance and Lauder.
By tho Rev. George Pstter,on. ID, rector.
!. tva Pre.bytersor. Corner Of Third ana
POPLAR streets. Services at II q. m. ana M
th;U =; M BY the pastor. tho Rev. Eugene
Avery Lhapei. A. N. A, Ch.,oA.-Do.o,.
street. near BoaIe. Presching at IO,sD a. M
ana iiD pm. By tho Rev. Geo. DardI,
0A.i.sa C..o~.iaax Pre.sytsria. u.,eA.-
Oorncr Of Fourth and Looney streets. Sa,.
yices a. 10 am. and sil6 pm. Rev. d. II.
Wayniok, pastor.
CALGARY ChwoA Corner Of Second and
Adams streets. Tho Rev. 8, Burfoyd aaHl
siAtinr. Services at u am. and At 4 nm.
Strangers welcome. ''A'
iA..d Prssbsissis- Gprok. Chelsea. portb
end Main street. Services at II am. and
10y pm; by the ksv. X. N. Richardson,
~ Cnr,si,an Chsrch. Corner Of Lladen and
mulberry streets. Services at iO,D an
pastor. All soas Too. ~ . D. Dr'ns'
fws Methodist, Corner Second and Pom
ar streets. Services ut II a. m. By the Rev i.
W. penoer, and 30 p.m. by the Raw W 1
Harris. Love foast at 81 pm.
!, Csnirdl Bapsi.t CAsrck second stree, .n.a,
pohv' ftehohlng ~ III am. and 1880 a. m /
~ tho hey. W. II. Smith, past,r Niabt |
service In bnoment. All teais free,
hsabama Sfresi Pres5yter,s. CAsrcA. Cor.
nef qI Alabama street and Jones avenue,
Sner'icos at am. and at 7.U p.n. BIZ ire
rev James Il Martin. DID. pastor.
,hsrnaAdo S,,,,d Me,hOdi.i ChureA, Corner
linden and HernsBJo streets, Preacbins
y IN. by the Rev. J. N. Spence, paa.
oh Ahd a. 1'D pm. BY the RoV. Il. IA. Ma
d, Sapardn. &rcd Msihodis, CkuroA, CLei.oa.-
hurch wi b served by tho Rev. W in.
I.ns at a.m., and by the Raw. w. NJ
arh, Al pm. Revival services st,ry
ISN'T through the week.
GsoTe'a Nired Me,Aodisf. -Corner NJ
assee and oesrria streets. Roeular Seryioe
ne uotpsl Icnt. ~. Pickering, N am
~ Iio pm. Laying Of corner stone Of Nav
e w church. w. Piekoring. AZ tpm.
La.derdets Street Presbvteris. Church
tnei Beale and Lauderdaio streets
eaohinE at am. and 40 D. m. by the
", y Y. Caldwell, pastor. The ssera.
my o. TIE Lords supper will DO adminS-
rcd at msrning service.
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THE RAILROADS..

Mr.. BEN MrroHELL, general passen.
ger agent for the Chesapeake and Ohio
railroad, WITH headquarters at Louie.
vile, in the city.
Mn. r. +. ARnsTRoSo, attorney for
the Kansas City, Springfield and Mem.
phis railroad, at Birmingham, Ala, is
registered at the Peabody.
ME-, O. p. ATmoRE, VI Louisville.
general passenger agent for the Louis.
vile and Nashville railroad, 10 among
the prominent arrivals in town.
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TWO THINGS TO REVIEWER.

FHi-odr Anglo American Under
wear, made OF natural wool, no color
lng' Will not lhrink, and pleasant IA
The touch. We have ali sEs iol
genie, ladies and children. We arc
sole sgents Tor this world ronoWned,
health preserving underwear.
S,cond-Onr clear, fast, back cot.
ton Hnso. Every pair ga ,faute1d p"t
70 iide IN washing nlr TO color the
iset by guarantee, We mean 10 refund
money Tor every pair that lie not AZ adj
yeftised. Thee goods cannot be had
elsewhtre In Memphis. We are solo
agents here. Try them.
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liz order 10 enable the ladies nj
stranger Church TO buy q carpet,
lhey viii give y lawn party a, w. ID
Bethel'e, corner Of L'uden and Wei.
ling!on streets, on Friday night, Octo.
Der 7th. There will be- a band of mn.
&C and dancing for the young people.
Toe ladies' inviie all, and promisa old
anu Young y pleasant evening Ad.
missitn 90 cents, including Tefree h.
ments, etc. Tickets can be had Al tbe
BOOK stores, Johutton & Vance, Mi.
lords iswelry store, and N sssesel's
corner Of Main and Union s,reets.
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TIT Az lhe FIR Presbyterian Church on
sisoS evening, ONohef II, will b,
si'ips An enleItaiument BY The Iadiss,
, ~ tSpii,lely BY wayl of noyelIy a,
sbonos,o,l o. ga improved Eiison
me- Vs spy VII be.a prominent iesi
syI,hi''ln.s lnelrument Las never bean
s,s i iS.'., ~ NJ nphis before. T.ck.
wv -u'ag felfoshments, % cents
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Damage SUIT.

LITTLE Rock, ARK, October LA suit
was fled in the Pulaski Circuit Court
today aesinBt the 81. Louis Iron Mount.
ain and Southern railroad by thirty.
seven persons, who claim in aggregate
siSO,0O0 Tor damages sustained on the
9th OF July, by an alleged unne OF ssa.
ny detention at Newport.
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Garrett viii Renal. Pres,scu,

NHw YohK, October Ia special
dispatch 70 the Mail and Express
IRON Philadelphis, says: A cable dis.
patch was received In this city yes
terday from Robert Garrett, the presi.
dent OF the Baltimore and Ohio Rail.
road Company, In which Il was stated
that very satisfactory negotiations
have been made for the future vel.
fare OF both the railroad and telegram
companies, and Mr.. Garrett addei
that the syndicate who ara
backing the Baltimore and Ohio are
well pleased with the prospect, Az
regards the presidency OF the com.
Pany, Mr.. CARROTS dispatch stated
that Mr.. Garrett was 10 remain the
president and act In the interest and
by direction Of those who are the
hackers oil the company. The dispatch
closed by denying the rumors that
have been if)st TO the eiIec, that tins
telegraph company w@ 10 be gobbled
mp by the Western Union, or rold 10
some other syndicate. NJ. Garrett
10 NE management Of both the rail.
road and telegraph companies, IA moi
70 be restriotddfstom selling to whom
ne pIeases hisfn,erest In either com.
pany.
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FOR THE HOUSEHOLD.

Read our carpet advertisement on
another page. Tomorrow wo cfisr
10 cases New York Mills blsrohed
sheetipg, 2iyards vide, the best sheeI.
ing that is made In the country, at csc
ayard. Everyone known the value Of
Ne. York Mills. Only one piece 10
each customer. "
100 Crocl OF Qnilts al $50; worth
20 MarseillCs Qlilis, ~ i,atli25.
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REPRESENT,
KAHN d FREIBERG,
Corner Of Main ana pop,sr Stree.
Planning. Ga. ana steam Fifth.

Plumbing, Gas and steam Fitting.
J. W. X. Browne, No.t254 Second
street, keeps constantly on hand
large stock OF gas and steam pipes.
brass and iron fittings, with tteam
machines for cutting and fitting AN
sizes OF pipe, including eight.inch
diameter. His stock Of gas fixtures Ia
complete. The most complete SAM
tary plumbing lie put up by this house.
and all orders for work in this line are
executed In maaEs4 Tot excelled in
any city.
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frank Lins War Abo,, ov..

81. Losrs, Mo-, October 1.-The
trunk line ticket war is nearly ended.
The Wabash Western, which has
been the most stubborn Of all the
Western roads in resisting the do.
mands OF the trunk lines, decided
that II had nothing to gain by con.
tinuing the bght, and has announced
Its acceptance Of the conditions set
down by the Eastern moguls. The
trunk line people were evidently as
tired OF the aIht "a the westerners,
and they offered considerable induce.
ments bv modifying the original
terms. To-day Tn Wabash Western
tickets will be turned from the wall,
after hve long months OF disuse.
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CoIored .st.r,aIam,,, ro.,..,.,.

Tho entertainment which was 10
nave come Oh at the Vance streel
christian Church the 20h Of Septem.
Der Was post Oh account Of had
weather 10 Monday evening. Octobry
81, Mrs, julia A. Hookl add com.
elln 10 renIa.
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IL III. w, GOODWIN.
hoifoe Co Lot owners Of EImweod
Cemetery.
Sss Main NJ.


Cemetery.
Az the annual meeting Of the Board
oil Trueleos, held March q, 1852, IA,
following resolution was unanlmouAly
adoptedi
Resolved, That no ono bs allowed "a
work IN E.mwcod Genet ~, unless he
has q permit from tie OH sefs a The
cemetery, ard no one shall bo allowed.
uuder any circrmstsncea, 20 sollci
woik la the groands of tns cemetery
IRON persons vlgiting tho Cemetery.
under penalty Of telng expelled from
the grounds; but lot owners will be
allovo TO work their own los them.
telyea or With their own servants. INIT
not TO hire Il 10 be- done, except bv
the company or those regularly com.
miHsioned by thu cema'ory.
October I. Isd. ''''u'n''
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SILKS AND VELVET.

Black Gros Grain SILKS at 5Oc, 75,,
Soc and 90c q yard.
Oar VI Block eros Grain Six Ia q
great bargain.
Or Black Rhsdame silk is worth
81 rs. ~
Colored surahs Of Csc a yard.
Ooiored eros Grain al 95c q yard.
Oolorei Satin In evnry shade al 4bo
Black and Colortd Silk Velyets Al
silk Plushes In new fall shades at
81 IS yard.
farey Trim ming VelVsts at $50.
C1iduroys for street costumes At Zoe
yard. Wv
Colored Velyeieebs a. l9c q yard.
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A. ID. ssst.baeL A Az.

Hat and Bonnet Blsaohery. yemovsd
70 no; 2Ss Main street, up stAirs, over
j. j Dunya store. Hats and Ron.
nets cleaned, dyed and repaired
Gents SILK Hats q opecialty.
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SPECIAL MENTION,

Our entire importations Of lsccr
passamenteries, buttons, ornaments
displayed.
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Hunter Brcs. Underwear Department
10 doz mems nice MeIino shirts and
Dawes al 50l.
70 dos mems Camels Hair Shirt
AID Dfawera at 81 25.
ID d,z Meh's Wool Shirts and
Drawers at 9ss.
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Hunter Bros Glove Department.
30 dez 8 button Undrefsad Kids a.
zoe pair.
Al the new shsdes IN Droes Kids.
with embroidered backs. vt 81 a pair
FosteI'e . aud 7 hook Embfoidered
Back ut 81 IS apair.
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HUNTER BROS

And wa cor idently assert that any
article OF this vast and superior aggre-
gate can be bought 1T from 10 to 20
par cent less than any other house in
the city
Rsad the following list of sample
bargains from evsry Department.
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FOH RALp nv

AkESRERr 4 CO c., 'SS sa S slii t fss;.
W. yONks A CO Mtmphis, Tenn
y. MANSFIELD A co, Mem his. Tenn
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Hunter Bros Hosiery Department.
DO deg children's French ribbed and
double knee white feet Hose, In sizes
8 to 50, at 25c q pair.
100 doc ladies' fact dye, cold and
fancy striped Hose at 25c.
Is different styles In ladies' fancy
striped Hose at Soc.
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AT SIZE A YARD.

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AT S7ic A YARD.
cases Of Ss-inch Pure waol Ores,
Goods--all new and seasonable fabrics
and well worth zoe yard.
AT 25c A YARD.
200 pieces double width wool filed
Dress Goods, In assorted STYLES add
coloringo, suitable for street costumes.
cases Of assorted wool filed Dtess
goods, comprising E0glish Cashmere,
Eiglish Serge and Gable Cords-your
choice at l2io yard.
so! 5Ocl t0.l
All wool Tricot, all wool Serge, all
wool Diagonal, all wool Armour Cloth.
all WOO FOule Cloth.
ALI these are double width goods.
"a inches.
BroadClolh from 81 TO 81 80 a yard.
Our superb 81 ok OF Imported Pisids
is large and varied. Scotch Plsids al
65c, Zoe, $50 and 81. French Plsids
Zoe, 8Oc, VI and 81 %.
Magnificent displsy Of London and
Paris Novelty Robes, ranging in price
from u 80 to S35 a pattern.
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Hunter Bios. Black Goods Depart.
20 pieces 40 inch all wool Black
Serge at Zoe q yard.
10 p!e,es all wool AZ inch Black Sc.
bsstopole Al Csc.
20 pieces g Inch Crepe Cloth at 25c
a yard.
5 pieces t5 lrch Black Broadcloth at
81 rs.
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1, snort wraps, which We are offering a
half price.
We must also call your attention 4
the immense bargains In Dfees Good
Z and Velyets.
! We will offer tomorrow. Read lin,
Tor line careiully;you cannot sford :,
.. mies line.
READi READ READl
Dress GooD,- DsEss GOODS.
40 pieces strictly Atwood Serge, 4.
inches wide, ell new shsdes, Csc, worth
COO per yard.
rs pieces All.Wosl Ladies' Cloth, 50
inches vice, warranted all wool, So,
worth 75J per yar6.
80 piecss Woo'en Trioot, d)uble
fold, yard wide, excellent quality, Csc,
worth 45c per yaro.
Eng ish Caehmeree. tack and Col.
yard. -"
Bright D.ees Plaid, all wool. 20
inches vide, 25c, worth Coo Der ya,d
You must zee the Silk Brocsded
Velyets that We are selling st SOC Der
yard they are worth 81 25 per yard.
40 pieces silk flith v,lvets in all
desirable colors and black, 25c, CSC.
25c, worth 60c per yard.
We have about 800 yards of Silk
Push lett that We are selling at 81,
worth Is so per yard.
You must corue to uB IL Won want
Red All W o. Flannel stl2I3, l5c and
zoe per yard.
Heavy Gray Twilltd Flannel, 10,
per yard.
Heavy Cotton Flannel at a., 5, and
0lc per yard.
Cotton Flannel a. SIC, worth zoe
wat but rot damaged.
The beet Brown Domettic made.
yard wide, very heavy, 90, g., g. per
yard.
10 short cad goods, 2ic per yard.
yard F
Best Prints at Sac; wet, not burned.
Best Prints, slightly burned on edge,
2tc, 2lc per yard.
yard.
noCu O1Istte, To- per pair.
Ladies' Red FiannelVests and Pants.
the very best, 75c, worth 81,
Ladiee' Red Knit, all wool, 60c, |
woftk 81.
ladies' White MsrIuO vssis, 5Oc,
Misses and Childrens Red and
white Merino Vests and PAnts. ali
e'E big drive, 25c, worth Cos eaeh'
Oloaks, Jaeketp, NewmArkets and
snort WRAPS. all at hall price.
Elegan, Walking Jackets for LgdIes.
double breasted, g. orch.
Elegant Boucls Short Wraps. iuy and
leather trimmed, 81 so, worth 81 20
Lidies' Brccaded Vslve. Short
Wraps, "a 90, worth fi5 each.
Missea and Children's CloAks of all
Kinds ehenp, vsry cheap.
900 lnfanh' Msrino Embroidered
Cloak, .. 20, worth IS TO 81 each.
BLANKETS AND COMFORTS.
Foil zig White Blankets, al per palr
Extra t.E5 White Blankets, 81 %.
worth W 70 per pair.
!, beu Oomlofte, extra eZ', t0c, worth
ssch'
reN more OF the celebrated EN-.
Dfoiutred back D button Kid Gloves,
'oc' worm vi 90 per pair.
u,popv,, ,,,...
'"'Hi'' 'EhsEisi
I. n.sles ,, M vso Goat q J, Back Boucle
Ladies' All Wool jet Bfocadsd Jer.
eys, u 20, worth " 30 each.
cray Cashmere Jerseys, 81, worth
Y on each,
MILLINERY, nu,,vr,S,
"iL'iNhhi ! MlLLlNEk1l
1000 assoy,sd a,,sw H.. .u A.
ateet Hbapes- AZ a6s az, 80. ~
ach. W. WIN" '00
1000 aaso,ted 6nss, Mia, .,,rJ.
las oi eyeyv dssc,,n,Ion =, "a a"u ~
1 10 each F0" '''' "oi'h
pa 4 : ,a.I n ,,,,oh r
esirable color. also blast o6c vo,,S 8
5c, worth 75e to 81 per bupch. ="
lbi, worth from DOC to q each.
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Hunter Btcs.' Dress Goods Depart.
Grand opening sale OF Fashionable
Dress Fabrics.
Cur THIS 0Ur-We guarantee to
chow goods as advertised.
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FIRE SALVAGE COMPANY.
BEJACH's UNAPPROACHABLE

Bargains from the Hargadine, Nc.
kitrick q 90. stock Of slightly dam
aged Dry Goods, Velvsis, Cachmsres,
Fiannels, etc.
we will aleo offer an entire new
al stock CT Hate, NJ llinery. Vel7ets,
Ribbons, ornaments, etc. We bought
shis stock from Messrs. Gales & stroh,
~. Louis, Mo-, for lees than one.third
oil real value, and will offer same TO-
morrow at uDapproach6ble low prices.
Ladies will ind a rare treat In Hate,
Feathers, Tips, Birds, etc.
frces mere song as TO what Won
have to pay for same elsewhere.
Please don't think that the goods we
are ohering sTe Inferior in quality TO
any offered elsewhere.
Weare handling same quality goods,
out IL 10 the way We buy them that
enables Us 10 undesell them oil.
On Tuesday next We begin to trim
Hats OF all kinds free OF charge.
Piesse remember that we have every
shape in Straw and Felt HAS that are
out this season, and fell them for less
than hall OF regular millinery prices.
We will also offer q large consign-
ment OF Ladies' Misses and Chill
dren's Fine Oloakp, Newmarkets and
short wraps, which we are offering at
half price.
We must also call your attention to
the immense bargains In Dfees Goods
and Velvets.
We will offer tomorrow. Read line
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NEW TURKISH TIDES CHEAP.


Hand painted French China Plates
ODD decorations, nj 7tc q Get worth
French plate glaze Dressing Mluors
oovel edge, Get In French brorE
ii,me, At 81 90 regular price, "a 50.
French CHINA Dinner Se'a. ile
pieces, very newest decorations, g95,
reduced from ib5
Rogers BFos' a | 1917 triple plated
suyorNare will cell on Monday oply
a. the following prices;
Teaspoons, 81 90 a seii table spoons,
- ssastt; initials engraved gratis.
Decorated Ohina Tea Sslf, a so. 70.
dno.d from W 80. Tomofros We dis.
play n beautiful variety IT novelty
Naree, ornaments, bitqute aGd ROYAL
pottery specimens for
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MENKEN AND COMPANY.

N B.-Fall opening Of wrans and
Millinery Wednesday, October oh.
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The "Ooitoa neIt" Route
is now running Pullman and Wood.
run sleeping cars and elegant day
cotchee from Memphis 20 Wscl aud
Dallfs And all principal polrts In
Arkansas and TeKse, without ohange.
leaving MemphiH, via Memphis End
Lltllo Rock railroad, NJ 0i25 O'Clock
am. and 1880 pm. This Is The only
line running through cars 10 Texas.
TRY pair Of LlnkbABer 4 Lahnau
celebrated 81 Shoea Best On earth.
s -
Et~y tuaf.I Iy..k M.fl..It.
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WEDDING PREsENTsl

90 dozen Swtte (nndreRoll KID
gloves, o button lengths, al Sc, worth
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DRY GOODS DRY GOODS

Is the amount you have to aele c! from
at
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FIsE Watch wOrI. Muliord's.
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Hunter Bros Jersey Jackets and
Ladies' Underwear Department.
| so doI Ladies' Light Weight Mehpo
Vests and Pants At 50c.
~ dez Ladles' Fine Merino Vests
and Pants al zoe.
40 doE Light Weight Wool Watts
and Pants ut 81 10.
Childfen's Merino Underwear In
Scarlet, Camel's Hair and White.
Hunter Bros Lace aud Trimming
Department.
All the novelties In Glmps, Fancy
Braids, jets by the yard, and orna.
ments.
Magnificent display In this depart.
ment.
Hunter Bfos.' Flaunels and Cloths
Department.
60pisces White Wool Flannel at 95c.
7le will buy good Cotton Flannel,
loo will bay extra good COTTON
Flannel, sold last season AZ l2ir.
lease Gray TSiled Flannel al l5c.
BLANKETS AND COMFORTS
The banner sock Of Memphis
Blankets from 20, to tl5 q pair.
Our Cloak stock can not be sxeelled
-.
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OVER $4,000 WORTH
OF
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Hunter Bros Flaunels and Cloths
Department.
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Hunter Bros Lace aud Trimming
Department.
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Grand Opening
Ihn nnaiinn naI,, ROM.

A Mrs. A. X. slOan's, Wednesday
October llh,
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ONLY AT THE

ONLY AT THE
FIRE SALVAGE COMPANY,
No 600 Main street.
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Lidiee' Wooden Goat Back Boucle
JeIseys OF zoe, worth 81 80 eEch.
Ladies' All Wool Jet Bfocadsd Jer.
seys, 81 20, worth % so each.
Cray Cashmere JerseyS, 81, worth
81 80 each,
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Tomoro" we begin an exsrsoril.
airy eale OF
Wichita eagle., 1887-03-08
HIGH HANDED MEANNEss.

To the Editor Of the Eagle
BY what authority, if any, does the post
office department dictate what local post
offices shall be called? They insist that no
office chall have a compound name. such
as kansas City," Valley Center"
North Adams" etc., but must be simply
kansas" Center" Adams" How
long will it be before this ''paternal, ""cen-
tralized," "autocratic," "Jeffersonian. 4"
simplicity" ''idiotic,' government, >
will insist on naming our children. Bluff
City. they insist, shall be Bluff. no matter
how inconvehient to the people. and, in
"Jeffersonian simplicity" they say mo adj
dition to the name Bluff can be allowed!
By whom9 The people say Bluff City,
but their Democratic masters say no. Hon.
S. r. Peters endeavored to have the peo-
pies name adopted. but writes that the all
wise postof1ice department refused his re-
quest. o, Lord how long? For heavens
sake give US something less simple and
without pretence of reform: their economy
is like the mans that made fortune on
The ink he saved, because he didn't cross
his is or dot his u.s.
If the EAGLE can tell us why we should
go to the expense and trouble Of changing
the titles and records of thousands of dol
lars worth of property, to humor whim
of fool department, We stand in silence
to hear.
There is no law o. the subject. Its no
business or part of the business of a gov
ernme MT official to dictate the name Of your
town. Their rule that no prefix OF New"
or no affix of City" Center" ETC., shall
be used. is simply arbitrary. Henry Wat
terson says himself that he dares not ap-
proach the head of a department or bureau
in Washington without letter of intro
duction. Its the crack Of the old auto
cratic or aristocratic whip. Bluff City is
the name of your town, and stick to it Nm
til you get it, for this administration can't
last forever.
Wichita eagle., 1887-03-08
AN INGENIOUS LAW.

Railway Age: A law has just been en-
acted in Kansas of great importance to
railway companies existing in that state
which desire to extend their systems into
other states, and also to companies which
wish to extend their lines into Kansas. 1t
allows companies domiciled in the state to
lease and control lines in other states and
to extend their own lines to connect with
them. thus meeting the case Of the Atchi
son, Topeka & Santa Fe company, whose
right, under its charter, to make, several
extensions has been questioned, although
thus far sustained by the federal courts.
The law also practically invites outside
companies, for example the Chicago &
Alton, Chicago. Milwaukee e. St. Paul,
Chicago, Burlington s. Quincy, and Chica-
go s. Northwestern, to build into and in
the state, and in the place Of requiring
them to become Kansas corporations, which
1t is found Illinois companies cannot do
without FORGETTING their charters, it re-
euires them to take out permits, in which
is to be inserted condition against re-
moving cases from the state to the federal
courts. under heavy pecuniary penalty.
This is an ingenious and effective way of
avoiding the legal conflict which has &C.
CURED in Iowa by the attempt of the state
to compel foreign railway corporations to
donicile in that state.